Spoons probably have taken more fish than any other lure. Legend has it that the first spoon was made by a fisherman who dropped an eating utensil over the side and watched in amazement as a fish came ...

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When it comes to fishing lures, one of the greatest crossover success stories has to be that of the Creek Chub Pikie Minnow. Released in 1920, this long wooden plug with a heavy metal lip and ...

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Many of us eat some of our favorite and most tempting foods with a spoon. Since we were young, we were fed with a spoon to help make sure that we would eat, even if it was something that we did not ...

In the dusky, dusty basement of his West Duluth home — don’t forget to duck going down the stairs — Ed Forrestal works his magic with plastic and metal, epoxy and paint. Forrestal is the owner, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A heavy roe shad that smacked a flutter spoon on the Delaware River. From Maine to Florida and even in the Pacific Northwest, ...